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by orf 6mo ago
I work for a gigantic tech company, and it’s still just a small configuration change. What’s your excuse?
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by orf 6mo ago
Does it happen when WiFi and mobile data are disabled? Try disabling them an hour or so before 1pm EST. If it still appears then it was never removed in the first place, which is a very different bug to it installing itself.
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by orf 6mo ago
Sure, except sugar in itself isn’t bad. It’s products with excessive quantities of sugar. Various laws restrict those, including the promotion to children: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/restricting-pro
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by orf 6mo ago
It’s like 12 lines of terraform to fully automate this, inside your existing IaC infrastructure. It’s not complex.
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by orf 6mo ago
What’s so bad about it? I don’t have any complaints about that remote
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by orf 6mo ago
Can you not see any relevant difference between an entire cloud platforms worth of APIs and… a prepaid phone plan?
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by orf 6mo ago
When S3 launched the core API could be described with 4 requests. It was (and still mostly is) super simple. Saying they should have used WebDAV instead shows a lack of knowledge on your end rather than theirs.
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by orf 6mo ago
Do what? They do provide a significant number of prebuilt binaries?
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by orf 6mo ago
it's always good to ensure you read what you are replying to, just so everyone is on the same page. > Not sure why you made up a scenario involving a hospital receptionist from: "When I run into this (most recently at a hospita
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by orf 6mo ago
Not sure why you’re focusing too much on the hospital receptionist part - in reality they deal with crazy people all the time. It’s ok to think that the average reaction to someone pronouncing that they are a ‘hazard to national security’
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by orf 6mo ago
"I'm banned from using smartphones by court order" is perfectly reasonable and not at all outlandish if you're a sex offender. "I'm banned from using smartphones because I'm a hazard to national security&q
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by orf 6mo ago
Is your point that because you can name one person who was banned from using a computer before the invention of the smart phone, a receptionist working at a hospital would therefore consider that a reasonable and common reason for someone t
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by orf 6mo ago
not because of the lack of a phone, because of the relatively unprompted, outlandish and obvious lie. He might as well say "i don't have a phone because aliens took it".
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by orf 6mo ago
My man, they just think you’re crazy
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by orf 6mo ago
You know dozens of people from a single place that have chronic tendon/joint issues?
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by orf 6mo ago
> You don't see cockney anything anywhere there anymore Yes, jellied eels disappearing is because everyone has fled London due to crime. No other reason.
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by orf 6mo ago
I’d recommend locally.ai[1] - it’s really good and has a wide range of models. Also has shortcuts support. 1. https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/locally-ai-local-ai-chat/id674...
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by orf 6mo ago
> but the only people to blame for the monstrous regime of Iran are the people who put that regime in place, and that certainly wasn't the Americans Let’s put it this way: if we where to stack rank all the countries that where direc
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by orf 6mo ago
> claim that US support for the Pahlavis in 1956 “Support”. Hah. The word you’re ham-fistedly avoiding there is “coup”. You got the year wrong as well. The US and UK self-admittedly engineered it to support their national interests. If y
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by orf 6mo ago
What one? There’s little risk of naming the startup.
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by orf 6mo ago
Out of interest, what sequence of actions by which country in particular led to the modern Iranian regime?
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by orf 6mo ago
It’s a personal communication device. It’s not mission critical.
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by orf 6mo ago
The systemd developers are private citizens though.
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by orf 6mo ago
You have to actually send something
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by orf 6mo ago
That’s great, and I also don’t care. But I think all people are saying is that by most definitions you cannot “prove all contributions to stagex are by humans”. Or are you saying you can prove that aliens and cats didn’t make them? Because
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by orf 6mo ago
You can only prove that all contributions are pushed by those humans, and you can quite explicitly/clearly not prove that those humans didn't use any AI prior to pushing.
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by orf 6mo ago
Get help then? It’s an interesting post.
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by orf 6mo ago
Yes, big number better, everyone gets it. The point is that you’re deluding yourself if you think that there is any difference in terms of relative “unfathomability” between 3 billion and 300 billion. 3 billion generates more in interest pe
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by orf 6mo ago
FYI, this doesn’t always work as expected. Try asking Claude to read “~/.ssh/config” with these settings and it will happily do it. Specifically, it only works for spawned processes and not builtin tools.
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by orf 7mo ago
> Fiscalnote burned 750 million dollars in VC money on this What percentage of that went towards solving the actual problem? 3/4 of a billion dollars is enough to pay many, many people 50$ an hour to sit at a screen 24/7 and re

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